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(Bilgisayar) directories

directories come in all types: city, telephone, county, regional, professional, religious, post office, street, ethnic, and school The directories you search will depend on the type of information you know about the individual The information that you can find in a directory depends on the type of directory For example, city directories normally list names and addresses In some city directories you can also find information such as children's names, marriage dates, death dates, and birth dates Other types of directories may provide you with even more interesting information about your ancestors For instance, a church directory may tell you about an individual's involvement in church activities, professional directories may give you insight into your ancestor's professional life, and club directories may contain information about your ancestor's involvement in social activities

A group of web pages that are broken up into subject categories

Just as a drawer is a space where one keeps folders in a file cabinet, a directory is a place to store folders on a computer For instance, you could have a directory called "teaching" that contains individual file folders filled with information about each class that you teach Directories contain folders (or subdirectories), and folders contain files

The 'containers' or 'folders' in which we keep files on the computer

plural of directory

classified lists of names and adresses of individuals and organisations used in selling for prospecting for new accounts and in marketing research as sources of secondary data

Build a filesystem structure Files and other directories are listed in a directory file 'x' lies in directory 'y' if its name is listed in this directory Because there are branches of subdirectories within other directories, this is often referred to as a directory tree If you want to see another directory, you can change into it Files can be compared to the leaves of the directory tree which cannot (quite logically) contain any more subdirectories (branches) Directories follow the same restrictions as files The special directories ' ' and ' ' refer to the directory itself and to its parent directory in filesystem hierarchy

Indexes of Web sites, organized by subject

Collections of data, typically grouped by subject matter In the case of Internet directories, these are usually searchable databases, which have been collected by computers or humans

– places such as Yahoo & Magellan are directories – they hold full directories of information

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A website that features gathered and categorized information on other websites on the net Sort of like a search engine but not quite the same, because it only "bookmarks" sites Also, the sites are hand picked, so only the best of them get to be listed

publications / web sites listing names of people, organizations, places or titles of publications in an organized fashion Directories of news sources usually provide additional information such as addresses, subscription information, circulation figures, etc

Features that help people find the content they want on the Web The user types in key words and the directory retrieves a list of Web sites with titles containing those words

A World Wide Web directory is a Web Site that is used to locate web sites and web pages in predefined areas of interest For each of these predefined areas the directory provides a set of hypertext links to all the Web pages that fall within that area of interest More details

lists of selected resources (multi-subject)

Often alphabetical listings of residents or members, used for compiling lists

A human edited index of Web sites categorized for easy searching Yahoo, Open Directory and LookSmart are the most popular

- Reference books which provide listing of people, associations, institutions, companies, etc , as well as identifying information as addresses, telephone numbers, personnel, publications, and other unique data (ND)

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